Forms the second Supplement to the Collection of Luisinus, and contains Works and passages from the following Authors, etc.: “Ancient Laws of Nüremberg,” “_Matthaeus Landauer_, _Julianus Tanus_ (de saphati), _Antonius Codrus_, _Anonymi prognosticatio_, _Jacob. Unrestus_, _Bilibaldus Birkheimer_, _Augustinus Niphus_, _Hieron. Emser_, _Philipp. Beroaldus_, _Leonard. Giachinus_, _Janus Cornarius_, _Thomas Rangonus_, _Joan. Anton. Rovellus_ (de patursa), _Remaclus Fuchs_, _Aloysius Mundella_, _Anton. Fumanellus_, _Hier. Cardanus_, _Hier. Bonacossus_, _Bernard. Corius_, _Joan. Langius_, _Joach. Curaeus_, _Joan. Hessus_, _Thom. Erastus_, _Achill. Pirmin. Gasserus_, _Joan. Crato_, _Thom. Jordanus_ (luis novae Moravia exortae descriptio,—Description of new Disease and its Moorish Origin).“ Comp. N. allg. deutsch. Bibl. Vol. IX. p. 183.”
11) _D. Christ. Goth. Gruner_ Spicilegium scriptorum de morbo gallico. Spic. I-XV. Jenae 1799-1802. 4.
(_D. Christ. Goth. Gruner_, “Selection of Writers on Syphilis”, Selections, I-XV. Jena 1799-1802. 4to.).
This third Supplement to Luisinus was never regularly published; the separate Selections were issued as “Programs” in connection with the Public Announcements of Doctorial Graduations in the Faculty of Medicine at Jena. Selections I-VI. contain Investigations as to the History and Nature of the Disease; VII-XI. Passages from the Poems and Letters of _Conrad Celte_, from a Letter of _Albert Durr_, from Symphorian. (_Champerius_, Vocabulorum Medicorum Epitoma); XII, Passages from the Poems of _Henric. Bebelius_, _Hel. Eoban. Hessus_ and a quotation from a Work of _Petr. Parvus_; XIII, XIV. Passage from _Erasmus_, _Jac. von Bethencourt_, _Jo. Lud. Vives_, _Enric. Cordus_, _Georg_, _Bersmannus_, _Engelbert_, _Werlichius_, and the Latin translation of a Fragment from a Book written in the Coptic language which the Society of Missions had sent to Cardinal Borgia; _Domeier_ communicated it to _Baldinger_ and the latter handed it on to _Gruner_ to make use of in his Collection.
In Selection XV. _Gruner_ makes some objections against the view expressed by _Hensler_ in his “Program,” “De herpete seu formica Veterum”. This Collection belongs in part to the Works mentioned in the next section (“Historians”), but appears to be little known generally, for it has escaped even _Choulant_ in his usually complete Survey of the “Scripta Historica de Morbo Gallico”,—Historical Works on Syphilis, in the Edition of the Poem of Fracastor, pp. 5-9. _Hacker_, p. 20. mentions it indeed, but appears not even to have seen it, as he gives nothing more precise as to its contents.